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Tuoemay evenings of each mouth,
Visitors- al way.; welcome,
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JOHN HARRIS,
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Fire Insnraiace Oompany
O1floe and Residence-
WALTON, ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND'
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FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
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B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
_ • HES, Will sell Ior better prices, to
better men in less time and lose ;Merges
than any other Auctioneer in. East Baron or
110 000't charge anything: Dates and orders
pan always bo arranged al this affirm or by
n er0 )nal application,
LEGAL AMU CONVEYANCINII.
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ALLAN EIDE
Royal Mail. Steamers
Picturesque, St. Lawrence Route
MONTREAL. TO LIVERPOOL
Victorian ..:....•. Fri. June 28 Fri. July 21
Corsican Fri. June 80 .Fri. July 20
Virginian ...:Fid.. July 7 Fri. Aug. 4
Tunisian Fri. July 14 Fri. Aug. 11
MONTREAL. TO GLASGOW
Hesperian - Sat. June 24 Sat. July 22
Ionian... ........, Sat. July 1 Sat. July 29
Grampian Sat. July 8 Sat, Aug. 6
Scotian Sat. July 16 Sat. Avg. 12
MONTREAL TO. HAVRE AND
LONDON
This eervioe is composed of one class. second,
cabin Steamers sailing from Montreal every,
Saturday. (Moderato rate.)
Pall information as. to rates, etc., on applioa-
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, :Brussels.
Young People
ra we can prepare yon for business at /xt
The Listowel Business College
We, place ani• graduates. in positions.
Our graduates are successful. Two
Oeuraos-Coiunerclal and Shorthand.
Fall Term opens September 5th.
EDWIN C. MATTHEWS, Prin.
..ao.tra w,,x0;avt/ agaveTybv tm,
Fall Term Opens Aug. 28
? - In alio Popular and Progressive r �.:
ELLIOTT
Toronto, Ont., This school ranks
high among tho best Business Col -
loges ofthis continent. Proof of this
By statement Is found in our large oata-
logBue.Write to -day for one. Sal -
rides
l-
nres offered our graduates this year,
larger than ever before. It MINS to get
boat practical education.
bv/ tho Oor.Youngreties
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Name ,
Address
end return to
J. S. SMITH
sill Cdtodonla 8t.
Dept. A Stratford, Ont,
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Sbal nese Oeste
MISS BERTHA ARMSTRONA
Teacher o
f Fiona
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Sudhieo StaOdadB'4°°r14*
MISS PERLE SHARP
has premed successfully her wend exarmine-
tion of the ,Plallof0rte Department Of the To.
route Opnservatory of Mus10, and is Prepared
to take pupils at her home, Princess street,
Friday and ntuid Pmob
1-•'r'vlsita 16the1 1 y S ay o
week,
OR, T. T, M'RAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto 1
Licentiate unci (4radnate of the College of Phy-
410101la and Burgeons, Ont. I Postgraduate
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat Hospital,
Uhlormo, 211, Ex-Houoe Surgeon to St. H10177
eel's 40571701, Toronto.
pl1ce over F. R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele-
phoa0 permeation with Uranbrook at all hours,
OR, M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Pltyeiolan and Surgeon ; Post Graduate courses
London (Eng,), Now York and Chioago Hos•
pitals. special attention. todiaeaoe Of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes'tested for glaaees.
DR. HAMILTON
Dental §urgoon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto, Omen In Smith•
Block reocntly vacated by Dr, Fend,
R. M. Al' LEAN, D,D,S,', L,D.S.
Corrie, Ont.
Honor graduate University of Toronto, De•
pertinent or Dentistry ; Graduate Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. At Wrox•
eter every Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday.
011liee in Grand Central blook. At 1;'orrlwlah
every Friday forenoon, 011ne in Gerrie In
Lateen's Block. - 21.8in
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
BRUSSELS
GOING SOnyu GOING NORTH
'Unreal
- 7:07 a m Express ..:....,10:55 n m
Express 11:25 a m Mail 1:59 p n,
8apre al 2:85 p Express 8:52 p
: m. m
callotOLI.iv dCIFIC
WALTON
To Toronto To Goder ioh
Express..ress 7:41 mI Expressress ......,.11
:87 a nm,
Express 2:67 Pm Express 7:6b.
WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 a. m. and 3;55 p. m.
Going Weat - 12:40 and 9:47p. m.
All trains going East connect with 0. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations,
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
zshtrtrt Seals
Trowbridge
Remember the Garden Party July
31st ou lawn of Mrs. D. Collins, Trow-
bridge, under the auspices of Ladies'
Aid and Epworth League. Listowel
Brass Band will furnish music. Rev.
Mi. Millson, of Stratford. will assist
on Program. Everybody welcome.
Goderich
Grain shipments have been quite
brisk at the elevators the past week.
the movement being principally to
local mills for grinding.
Her girlhood friends will be pleased
to hear that Miss Dolena Reeves,
formerly of Goderich, has passed with
special honors her examination for
nurse's diploma at Dallas, Texas, and
she is now a full-fledged -member of
the staff of her almamatel•.
Alex. 14IeNevin, of Saltford, met
with a peculiar mishap while playing
baseball at the Saltford Sunday school
picnic on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. The ball struck the lower
half of the bat, and gtaliningin an up-
ward direction, hit him on the right
cheek below the eye, cutting a bad
gash and then forming an equally.bad
bruise just over the eye. The wound
bled profusely.
Right in your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
lose several day's lime, unless you
have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take a
dose on the flier ap.pearane0 of the
disease. For saleby all druggists.
Listowel
Miss Erie Hawkins is attending
1 T. g
the Sumtuer school at the 0. A. 0.,.
Guelph, in connection with industrial
arts work.
Harry Drummond Livingstoue,.son
of .1. Liviugstone jr., passed success-
fully the final examinations of the
Ontario Medical Council, and is now a
full fledged M. D.
J.'4. and Mrs, Mackenzie, Listowel,
announce the engagement of their
(laughter,erns to Everett O.
Verna,
Vain Marriage will take
place quietly early' in August.
A. Hawkins, of the Standard was in
Acton attending the funeral of his.
niece, Mrs. Win. White, whose death,
occurred on the 12th lustt, at the
General Hospital. Guelph, where she
had undergone an operation.
F. W. Hey returned home last
week from a business trip to the West
and reports the crop prospects as look-
ing exceedingly bright and much
activity irt.real estate. Ile was as far
as Banff. His niece, Miss Marjorie'
Riggs, accompanied him from Settler
on his homeward trill.
Jacob Godfried, the young man
who drives Mr. .Zurbrigg's bread
wagon, had the inisfot'tune to break
his al'ni while delivering on Wednes-
day of last week. In passing the race
track he stood up in the rig to see one
of the races when his horse gave a
sudden start, throwing him to the
ground and fractuting his right arm
below the elbow.
Installation of officers took p11600 111
I. O. 0. F. Lodge, No. 1710, following
officers' being filled': Noble Gravid, A.
M. Smith ; vice -Grand, W. Snelling ;
Treasurer, George Bi ay .Financial See.
Tetany, J. ll, 1'erhmne ; appointed
/dicers, Warden. W. J, Oliinie ; Con-
ductor, B, Bamford ;Inside Guardian,
G.
Stevenson • Outside Guatclian J.
Inglis ; Chaplain, Irl. Bolton ;16. S N.
G. A. Wicker L. S. N. G., F. Melia.
R. S S., (1. M. Scott ; L, S. S., yP.
Levan ' R. S. V. G, .7. Cockerel] ; L.
8, V, G., 7+, "Von Zluben,
ri'13Fw R40E8,-„-r.Cilel'e were large ilelde
rif Sil st'elass horses at the opening (1f
lite Listowel .U&iving�i ParkeAnode-
times Meeting jYeilneeday of Met
weelf The 11'17014 95527 ht flee (801121
x11(1 gold tithe made,
80101 cry.
61 11804, nr, 48 2250-
ltltoy'tinul0,li. 14.:.R. Soott,1Woven. I 1 1.
Sit James, b g 1 P.0 Berniia %
'un,, 2 2 8
nfoDMeRinrtenr,, b 8............ R. 1J6pli.tr 7 8 2
Maggie Tipping, b. W.
hitt, Tiotowol $. Nps•'
8 8 6
4n1y B., g. g. : J Bleck, net
07004
Phms, 2,82)4, 220x, 11,11.24.
117, purse $280-
Bylyia 'T , h a1. ; Crniebotmt
Stook Pru 97,..... (11117. 2 1 1 1
nilly W., b, Oudmae & GO•
leek, Soofor lin „ ., I 2 8 8
Wnitst' 17., bt :Alf.l{uttle , 2 g 2 2
Will o' the Wisp, b.18 1r..E
Wan
Lockport IQ 4, 4 4
4 1
lime, .17 2.102 2.20, 2.22.
Th l i d race, 2.14 pace ; purse $300 -
After one: heat lead been gone a heavy
thundel'stmen broke and It was post-
poned till Thursday. The most ex-
citing feature of Thtu'sdaywas the
2,23 rage in which eleven houses start-
ed. The first race was the 2.14 pace,
puree $300, postponed from . Wedues.
clay. Seminary :-
Alcove,P. Burnham, Kingston, 2 1 1 1
Lew .)enc, T. Hodgson, Ori ilia, 1 2 2 2
Wild Pi -lichen, G. Macro. St.
Thomas
Red Dart, l0' l ivin„ eirme with 4 4 4 4
Time 2.18X, 1.184, 2,16x, 2
2,2a ch,09, Parse 9250
Paddy McKinley. J Calvert.
Durham... 6 8 1 1 1
Fannie 7„ Welhnm•e Bros,,
Tilbury ..... ,,,. 0 1 2 2 0
Silly Shama, 78 Scott, Toronto 1 4 8 8 8
Nellie Nteholas bloaters, Bros
Owen Sound ........ ......., 4 2 7 4 2
After a dead heat the following were
sent to the btu ns, they having no
eltani:e-far 111117 of the money ;
Rov Penedo, lIn ogle S , Eva B , Nellie Braden,
Dolmas. Wur John, Chapala
Time 220X, 2.11x, 2.1911j4, 2.1024, 2,21x.
280 trot; nice $ 260:
n
Lora Vele, P cent,, avik 1
Smarm T S. Koch, Tavistotnrk 4 2 2
T. J. Lewis, Barras. St. Thomas 2 6. 4
Time 2 2434. 2 24x, 2.28%.
Free for-allparse $800 '
Porn's., T liong'on, Orillix .... . 1 -1 1
Rt. Antllony. P. Barnham ltngsfoa 2 4 2
Jamie Price, W. R McGirr, Owen
Bound 4 2 8
I. X r. G Trudell, Tilhar v 8 8 8
Time 2 14.._,10X 2.14 1 /4.'
Why Do You Faint?
Sometimes from shock or fright,
but usually because the system 1s
weakened and .depressed, -it lecke
power to react from sodden strain.
This condition demands rebuilding,
demands nourishment, which is 'best
snpplied by Ferrozone. • In every form
of debility Ferrozone isa specific. It
fortifies the digestive and aseitnula
tive power of -the body, promotes the
elimination of waste materials. builds
up tissue, gives energy and resistance.
To have rich, red blood, enduring
nerves, a strong constitution and last-
ing good health, use Ferrozone. Sold
everywhere iu 50c boxes or six for
82.50.
Wingham
Thursday, July 27th Winghatn's
Civic Holiday.
Annual excursion to Sarnia and
Detroit o11 Saturday, August 5.
Dr. P. McDonald, of London, was
calling on old Wingham friends.
Mayor Spnttou was in St. Oatharines
last week attending the meeting of
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
On July 4th, at Brawley, California
David 0. Graham. died son of R. A.
Graham. of this town, aged 80.
Next. Sunday the pulpit of St.
Andrew's church will be supplied by
W 'C. Taylor, son of T. H. Taylor, of
Wawan ash.
IP. J. and Mrs. Hill left on a holiday
trip to points in the East.. They ex-
pert to visit Yarmouth, N. S., Boston,
Mass., and other places.
A. J. Mitchell, son of Simon Mit-
chell, of this town, who has for the.
past four • years been foreman in a
furniture factor
at Hespeler
haspm-
chased
.
ch sed
au interest in theListowel
L st vel
Furniture Co. and has taken over the
management of the mechanical end of
the business.
OBrr.-Few well were better known
in this section of Herron county than.
Thos. A. Mills, who passed away on
lath ifist,-in his 68tH year, after a pro-
tracted illness. Mr. Mills was born in
the township of Beckwith, in the
county of Lanark, and spent his early
years in that section of Ontario. in
1802, he accepted a situation
as clerk
in a store in Elora, and thus began a
mercantile life: After' eight years'
service as clerk, he engaged In business
for himself. The opening up and
development of Huron county attract
ed the young -merchant, and in 1873,
he located in Wingham, where his
business faculties brought him success
and a;prosperous business. The busi-
ness he bnilt up is probably the oldest
mercantile establishment ,
town'
1
havingbeen in existence forr
33 years
mutt is still popular with the purchas-
ing public. For some timept'evions to
his death, it was evident that his
energies were failing mud he went to
Buffalo four months ago for treat-
ment. He died as above stated and
the remains were brought to Wing -
ham, aind on Saturday, taken to Elora
for interment, Mr. Mills wets a strong
Liberal and ever active in the interest
of his party. In religious matters, he
adhered to the Anglican church, and
the Mills Memorial Hall is evidence
of his eliberality to the parish. He
WoMtT SOMSOFSCOTLANDVC
NIAYAvo� INCURSION
opERATIoNsMrlyd08811111, No. 78, Atwood, will
1'1111 0t Monstrousrs Excursion
By taking Lydia B. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
The following letter from Mrs.
Orville Book will prove how unwise
it is for women to submit to the
dangers of a surgical operation when
it may Joe avoided by taking Lydia
I7, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
She was fous'weeks In the hospital
and came home suffering worse
than before.
Here is heti own statement.
Paw Paw, Mich.—"Two years ago
I suffered very severely with a dis-
placement. I could
not be on my feet for
a long time. My
physician t r e a t e d
me for seven months
without much relief
and at last sent me
to Ann Arbor for
an operation. I was
there four weeks and
came home suffering
worse than before.
My mother advised
me to try Ly(ua
E. Pinkham's Vegetable: Compound,
and I did. Today I am well and strong
and do all my own housework. I owe
my health to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and advise my
friends who are afflicted with an
female complaint to . try it."—Mrs
ORVILLE Rom R. R. No. 5, Paw Paw,
Michigan.
If you are ill do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
For thirty years it has been the stan-
dard remedy for women's ills, and has
positively restored the health of thou-.
sands of women. Why don't you try it?
leaves two brothers, John of Caro,
Mich., and Wrn. of Tawas, Mich. ;
also two sisters, Mrs. Stanley of Perth
and bins. James, of Cleveland. A-
mong those from a distance
at the funeral were his brothers
from Michigan, Miss Etta Mills, Tawas
Mich., Miss Stanley, of Perth, Mrs.
Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Van Every,
of Essex, Wm. Mills, of Woodalee,
and Mrs. Richardson of Detroit.
For Summer diarrhoea in children
always give Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil, and a speedy cure is certain.
For sale by all dealers.
Molesworth
Misses Moffatt from Belfast, Ireland,•
were visiting; with David and Mrs.
Howe.
Wm. Mitchell, of Manitoba, is home
visiting in the neighborhood of 2nd
con. of Grey.
Will. McDonald, from the West, is
home on a business trip and purposes
soon returning.
Rev. D. B, McRae, of Oranbrook,
occupied the pulpit in St. Andr'ew's
Church here on Sunday.
Thomas McDonald is confined to
bed and under the doctor's cafe but
we hope for a speedy recovery.
Atwood
The population of Atwood is 652.
A. new cement walk is being laid on
King at. Mo. Freeman has the con-
tract.
Rev.
J. O. Reid
P
spent art of last
P
week at St. Thomas, attending the
Summer School.
Airs. Foster who has been looking
after the drug store for the past four
months, left for Clarksburg.
The corner stone for the new
Methodist church at Donegal, will be
laid on Tuesday afternoon, August
1st.
Geo. Lochhead has been appointed
by the CourtHi h
g of Justice for On-
tario a tlommissioner for taking
affidavits.
Everett G. Ooghlin, who recently
passed his examinations in the College
of Pharmacy, with honors, took pas-
ession of the drugstore of this village.
No Liniment Can Cure:tt
That pain between the eyes isn't
neuralgia. Many think so, but it .is
catarrh, plain ordinary catarrh that
needs attention right i h now. Your
g n
proper lead is
to Oa ahoy i '
use tat .01 '
i 1 e.
Doctor's recognize it as a cure that
surpasses all others. Sure, because it
does tea 1
c r the trouble ; safe, because
no drugs to take, you breathe its heal-
ing vapor direct to the course of the
trouble, and mire is guaranteed. Two
sizes, 25c and $1.00. Sold everywhere.
There will be three or four vacancies
to fill in eounectiou with charges in
Maitland Presbytery owing to resigna-
tions of pastors. It Is not usual to have
so many at any nue time in the Presby-
tery.
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We Like to Talk Kodak
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We are always best satisfied when oar
customers are best satisfied. That's one
reason why we always like to talk about •
Ifodaks. The Kodak goods have quality •F
written all river them.
KODA KS
made and popularized amateur photogen-
phy. They have always led in improve:
meats in new ideas. We carry a full line.
They are not expensive -$6.00 np.
We'll be pleaed to show the goods.,
J. R. W E N DT, Jeweler and Engraver, Wroxeter
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Palmerston to Kincardine o0
Friday, Aug4
TIME TABLE AND FARE81
,Palmerston ....... ......... 7:80 a. in. 8148
tlowsnstown 7:60 180
Listowel 8:0D 128
Atwood 8;16 I10
Henfryn 8;26 105
Ethel 8;82 1 05
Brussels 8:46 1 00
nluevale 0:00 86
Wingham.... - 0:10 76
Wlntooharolh 0:12 110
Looknow9:85 80
Arrive at.Kiioardiue10a 10.
Children over five and under I we've years half
fare. Tickets good going special -train only,
valid returning same day, except Palmerston
and Gowonctown, valid y returning following
day. Train leaves for home at 7 p, nr.
The 48th Highlanders Band of Toronto ; The
Lnoknow Pipers Band and others will provide
mum for the occlusion.
Boating on the lake; Bowling on the green ;
Poet Ball, Base Ball and Caledonian Games
Will take plane in the park.
Thio Is the Great Excursion of the Sea-
son. Come and enjoy a geed
days outing.
Donald Murray, Wm. Robb,
Committee Geo Loohhead. Thos. E. Shearer,
Geo. Hamilton.
MonoriefE
We congratulate Miss May Living-
stone on passing recent Entrance
h
exam. and hope lice tame success will
mark her futre advance steps.
W. E. Hanley, manager of the
Hone Bank, Ilderton, is spending his
vacation at his home here and for a
change is wielding the hay fork in
plane of the pen, Good exercise Will.
Miss Mellen nand, of Ethel, has been
engaged as teacher of Moncrieff school
as successor to Harry Moore. We
welcome her to Moncrieff and wish
her the best of good fortune in her
work. The salary is $500.00 per
an anus.
Perth County
The Zurich Herald is taking its
annual week off.
Mrs. McCormick is having a plate
glass front put into her restuarant,
Zurich.
Nice showers of rain the fore part
of last week have iinproved the grow-
ing crops wonderfully around Zurich.
J. A. Williams & Co. of the Zurich
grist mill, have installed a Leonard
automatic engine. The old one had
been in operation for about 12 years.
Huron County.
West Wawanosh township tax rate
for 1911 is 19/10 mills on the $.
Alf. Walters has purchased the shoe
repairing business of J. Smith, Exeter.
J. B. McArthur formerly of Hensel],
has located in Vancouver B. 0., and
purchased a residence.
The new road to the lake at St.
Joseph is being gravelled and will
soon be in first class shape.
Wm. Geiger, of Hensall, has
been successful in passing his
medical Council examination and
is now a full fledged M. D.
13, Either, clerk of the Township of
Stephen, has made his quarterly re-
turns of births, marriages and deaths.
There were 14 births, 7 marriages and
15 deaths.
Flax pulling is well through at
Zurich. The crop is fair and would
have been extra good had it not been
for the extreme heat of the past
month.
-- Blanshard and 'ashore° Townships'
Old Boys' Re -union and Monster Field
Day, will be held Monday, Sept. 4111,
1911, in Diamaud Park, Kirkton. The
sports will begin at 10 a. m. by a base-
ball match between Usborne and
Blanshard. Concert at night.
.As David Wynn and Frank Mallett
were returning to Exeter from Blansh-
ard, where they had been putting up
lightning rods, their horse became
frightened at an automobible about a
mile South of town and jumped into
the ditch, throwing the two men out.
The horse got over one of the shafts
and the shaft entered its breast just
behind the front leg, going in nearly
a foot.
Tuesday morning of last week Mr.
Wilson representing the Underwriters
Association, was in Exeter and called
out the firemen to teat the water-
works. The time in getting the water
minutes was about three from
the first stroke of the bell which was
quite satisfactory and was quicker
than the average planes. Single and
double streams were tried and in the
afternoon the fire engine was also
tested.
Canadian News
German capital has been invested in
Porcupine.
Thirty Italians were deported from
Windsor.
The bodies of several Porcupine fire
victims were buried in Toronto.
Sir lames Whitney is optimistic over
the future of Northern Ontario.
The route of the C. N, R. is through
valuable land in Northern Ontario,
J. J. Jackson, of Toronto, has bought a
Bieriott monoplane and intends to use it.
Copper coins and dynamite Have
been found in a deepexcavation at
Guelph. Pa
Charles Fobs, of Toronto, Forbes, oto made an
effort to commit suicide in the Jail at
North Bay,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier was given a moot
enthusiastic reception in Montreal on
returning from the Coronation.
Six. Montreal firemen were overcome
with ammonia fumes while fighting a
fire in a cold -storage warehouse.
Dr. Gilbert, the Nationalist member
for Dr m rthabaska declares
u moud and A
his intention of supporting reciprocity,
The Railway Coninisaion decided to
repeal' Ibe case of the Yukon & White
Horse Pass Railway in October, and in
the meantime the order to reduce the
rates is suspended,
William Cooper, a victim of the Porci1-
ins
p filo, died at New Liskeard,
John iM, Imrie hos been appointed
permanent Secretary of the .Canadian
Press Assoelation.
Itis reported that lite Grand Trunk
Pacific has purchased a large tract of
land et .Weybtivn, Sask., for railway
yards.
1 be Asylum and Central Prison prop.
ertles, Toronto, are likely to be sold CO
the GrandTrunk T u and the Masse
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Harris Company.
AT. F, eocksllutt's Son George, aged
fifteen years, was operated upon at Fox
Point, Muskoka, for, appendicitis. That
is the reason the special train was re.
quired Monday of last week,
Hon. Robert Rogers, of Manitoba, is
fp Ottawa establishing a labor bureau
for the Manitoba Government, He says
his Province will require twenty thou.
sand men to help with the harvest.
The by-law to extend the electric pow-
er plant at 0111115 was ea'rried by the
ratepayers, A big company is being
formed in the town to manufacture
implements and wagons for the West.
Rev, Mr. McMillan hes resigned the
pastoral charge of Belmore and Mc-
Intosh on account of his wife's health.
The Ecumenical Conference of world
wide Methodism will be held in Toronto
in October and will be s most interesting
and instructive gathering.
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